HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1928-1-25, Page 2WEDNESDAY, JAN. 25th, 1928,
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Prinet Albert Park Is in Northern
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By ALDEN CHAP1VIAN int; a portion •,f Ole prirailiAe loreat
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What 1 .444141 1 14•144'sooaea 1.. ?oil of the Interior receo.11 . 14 h ern-.
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THE BRUSSELS POST
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A writer in ,.1-Averil pli•ail-
laging for a kdr educati,iin liti •;cf"Y
child, gave a list of die thiogs a 1aAy.,
of 16 ought to know:
1. How to write a fair businefs
and soda]. letter.
2. How to spell ordinary everyday
Worlds.
3. How to add a column of figures
quickly and accurately.
4. How to make out an ordinary
account.
5. How to deduct a pereentagge
from it, and. how to receipt it.
(i. Ordinary bank proced.ure; how
to deposit money; how to make out
a cheque; how to make out a note.
7. Fair geographical knowledge,
not only of his own country, but of
other countries.
8. The duties and powers of public
officials, why we choose them, and
haw.
9. To choose right books and lika
to read them.
10. Fundamentals of gardening.
11. A knowledt;o of his own body.
and how to take care of it.
12. A proper respect for the church
and state.
13. A fair knowledge of whet
happening in the world at lafge, aatl
the t,.ent:t 1:;\-L• led up to the
occurrences.
BIG FRE
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d•-• nli iiidery
Ttiin1•., ro, ...Ye •1•,
411.:"..,'•i•:; to .01 1•1';.•
11. ;• 'I",'t 410. wi ihed of 0 11.114,44, •
to treat 111 partieularly '(143141 0. (dill.
'l'a. and the agttd, with considAra-
thin. and to loara that It 13 not al-
ways "failure" to go in and let the
Miter fellow walk off with what
seems *tory.
17. To keep his temper under all
circumstauves, to be able to use forc14
ful language to the bully, and 'top
when he has used it.
18, To treat all animals kindly and
mercifully.
I have taken liberties with the list
the western writer has made out. It
looks formi1lable, but they are all
things the boy 9hould not be taught
as a task; he should- absorb them in
his home and school life as he e:ocs
the air be breathes. It sets a high
standard for adults, because growing
young people pick up much by jest
watching the Boy Scouts. the Girl
Guides, the boy parliaments. ---these
and others are splendid influences
that are being thrown around
, if rothing else, shows how the
‚('40 -14 k progressing. The only dan-
ger :s in making replac.
1,,Ar4;-.,, 9.011 it is a (14481 81' that had to
be 54:1te.:4e11.
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tal bum 1r, yarn ago, earl: r
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10 111,' !!(.11.,1111's, sollle !If whom esnie
from a ilistanee and 41144' W1111.1 40 :044
1101114,111,1iii. A101.10A, ;0110,4 1010 doughnuts
at a moderate eapetaliture.
"illother," spoke Lydia, when she
learned that Eldred Boynton Mai re-
signed from his p.ettion and hail left
town, "what does it mean?"
"Just what he says iu his letter.
dear." responded patleid, hopeful :qrs.
Conover. "lie is not the timit to shirk
a duty nor reveal ids troubles to oth-
ers. Be had somishIng to sir.% to pm,
lte writes. It must Inixe been that he
loved yint. Pialnly, as just, sincere
man would do, he 11118 encountered
some self -sacrificial responsibility and
he has assumed it. He awaits its cul-
mination to MI 111'11 10 :NM 141413 otter
you the homage of a truly noble
heart."
"011, do you think So?" murmured
Lydia, -hopefully. "...Bother. I ant :ming
toyou and In 111111, ror he is
the only 1111111 1 mei" eared for. If he
would only allow me to share his
troubles 1"
For 1111 her anxiety and uncertainty.
a sweet serenity, 11 settled faith tilled
ihe nue, min:1[181i soul 01' Lydia. She
411 11411' trusted to the Judgment and
sincerity of the mon site hired. She
determined ti) worthily bear the 01,0324
that 1111/1 Naito to her portion. ellio
only 1110.41 that Eldred Boynton would
give het $1.1118 further to..;ini or his
venom:I:ranee of her, of the task. self
10.0 (1 1-1''' , 4,
14.11,,,,,! 111111 1,0 1.11 nn mintier
ir ;1 4,01.0 ,o' 1111, 1114; j,, 0,41 is ciimp,,lhAil to p, rniii tie. nal- thief Utile 1, the .government enforces
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aide for nalinnal ri.ri ational par -
Prince A 11,,rt Park is $1.-tutlied al-
most dir.edy north the city of
Prince. Albert and may be rev cited
by road from that point, the dialvneo
to the soo'hern hound:try of the park
being approximately thirty miles. 1318
River and 'Jumble, also 011 4110 Cana-
dian National Railway, are points to
the west from which the 11047 park
may be entered. At present the road
from Prince Albert traverses the park
to Montreal lake.
SHOEING A BVT,T,OCK IN :INDIA.
Odd 13its of Iron of No Particular
Design or Shape Are T:sed.
In India, working bullocks are
shod not with properly shaped shoe%
such as are required for a horse, but
with odd bits of iron of no parti-
cular design or shape,'
An article in the Times of India
says: That the bullock resents this
inconsiderate treatment is not strr-
-Prising, for does It not necessitate
"taking the bull by the horns" and
"twisting his tall."
The operation, however, is wen
worth watching, for it is amusing
and demands the services of three
men. It is begun by No. 1 the "tall
twister." tying a. rope to one of 11141
forefeet of the quadruped, and No. 2
gripping its horns. A sharp tag ac
the rope and dexterous turning of
the horns then eompels the animal
to measure his limeh on tne
ground, On this initnirrina• No. 3 (the
nalbund) Inimediately drives El stake
into the earth, and 81.041 1','S three un-
ruly legs to it,
The "tail twister" next 11:11008 the
creature's tail bet -Ween its legs and
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The past year has been an extremely successful one Tor the Pontiac sk, and the fruits of this
success are seen in the new series Pontiac, announced this wt.,ek, which incorporates numerous
improvenums and .colinements at ro increase in price, The Sour models illustrated above indicate
the graceful linos of Lhe new car. At the upper left is the two -deo?' 8811:111 and at the upper right the
rakish now sport roadster, with its convenient folding seat. A head -un view of the roadster, showing
the deep, narrow radiator and two of the four-wheel brakes, appears in the centre panel. At the
lower left is the beautiful cabriolet and to its right the nevi four -door sedan.
GODERICH MAN SAYS LAW
IS NOT BEING OBSERVED
Claims U. S. Vessels Carry Grain
Between Fort William and Mont-
real -Winking at the Rules -
Capt. Robinson, Head of Canadian
Navigators, Gives His Warning.
Toronto, Jan. 21 -The statement
-that in five years United States ship-
ping interests have gained control of
over 65 per cent of the lake carriage
of Caialacalian grain, and are I:freaking
t to put
Canadian steamship companies out of
huAsiess, was made today by Copt
C. Robinson, of Gotlerich, who thli
wreck W11,9 elected grand president of
the Canadian Navigators' Federation.
"American shipping interests" be
said, "have practically taken over the
grain t.arriage on the gr, -at lakes,
Over (11 per cent. of Canadian grain
144 110W carrbal in American bottoms,
f • • • ta., Cal:titian steam-
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helpless, and in ibis milispoy
bin eon, eta i• he co‘i 114;1 • x-
4111111 to 114,-2,O,4,41 11 1014 Tit ;11tri(11.114 the act."
ills 1110,74414144at
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1•110. 1 . !! .. 1,7; ,"!!Tri.1 4-41 , . L,,14! Ships of any other country than '..he
tho nalhund liominion to operate betwta...1 two
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:11 1 ho,- 10 11111111111,V a ports in Canada.
1...PI!!!,101' • AtAhon,I,V.(11,1_ 1;1, vo.41,..$ trout The t.,:overilmmit has been v.•'.,aiting
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MY LADY'S
COLUMN.
BLACK UMBRELLA
To clean 0 dingy black silk um-
brella, open, scrub with a spurn brush
dipped in strong, sweetened black tea
and let dry.
NEW PETTICOATS.
The swaying silhouette is slowly in-
troducing petticoats. New ones aro
short and elaborate. One of oink has
a yoke and piooted petals that hang
to the knee.
4.•
GOOD FERTILIZER
Add a little salt to potted planti.
It serves as a good 1,,rtilimo• and
freshens up the life of plants con-
siderably. It also keens down worms.
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RUST
14111) the rlb.: and all the hingml
portion, cif 11:0 fi,!,?ve. of a 1101V 11'11-
14r( wit.) N.•.• :led 1.t will Ilea a
rust.
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Franee now .441011,c1.,
brae -14 1.- 'Li...idol-40d 4.4 vevil 11!:::1Ps of
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TO --DAY
Oh, the deeds we will do in the days
to come!
And the words that we mean to say,
Will lighten the hearts of the sad.
and lone -
But what shall we do today?
Oh, the burdens we'll lift from the
hearts of men!
011, the tears we will wipe away!
And the songs we will sing to the
faltering ones --
But what shall we do today?
To -day ki no soon of our 1i1o, no
more
Can we measdre or elasp or mould;
There may to no to-morrOW for us,
dear heart,
No future to Use or bold.
Oh, let us give 1(1 our .1,ord from
down
filo gloaming li....n away:
All we may do for 04 1111.11
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Caraad;orts Finri
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4.2•11...-• of being 10 upie wi'..1!.10.0
of 114,4. wlai ...cc., within. 4.: rents) ;rad ta•-tirer,,d tit ititractiona s „ . go11, 01, two
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,'in in nia.1,!"7 41. c1!"1- 4,0Hr., 04 14.. rt,.! ! 1, 4. 1 OVo0 .! 10,11`, 41! !! 111 ITTO - .:1110, c'hh, 1
14 ed to a fortunate ,t,ho ,g- Of 10., 110,,In 1 no -(1,, , .0 ,1 ,...,,,A,,,,...1. „. .,,,,,„ ,„., „ ,,i•,,,/ •;,,,,, ,.:,/•,,,, s,41,4.„ • : • 1 „. !,,1 rii.,14 ,I, !ow „1,,,,.,. h,, 1,,, ,, I,,,, 11 2101)1
boat; v. -ere ammitied to carry grain
cal Da each. ere ii-ustly idaIll t"41',"" t Illid .1:44-
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t'',...t to north. 1 ' ' '' '' 'I' r' . :' !! . "" ''' !" " 1 ciir•al from a 1011-.1' 11 11,1 n*ri!
Walkerton 10.,0-1 an Oat .4;11"o1.40., 01.1- 1" 401,4'1 twat 0 •-!,1u0-1 LOY' front Fort 1V 1111 114 tO Alotitret a by •:. .,,:. ...... '.111 1t1( aml yet 0.30, they 114 11114
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I ste-, ti .1i 'Town ( ' ...11- a- 41 ' " ' “ 4 .4-444 le, nail .14 .r. on 1112(11411 341 to 4 CORAL ..,', VOrf.UE.
to the land of dioir rsth. r: thov tind
1412 11 t 111 1%,'.! I- block on t."1- sooth- , '
Tfeasilrer !urine' the past 11'0 ye irs, N"."7 "r. 'I'''''!'1' '''''' ''' !' "1 '':' li'''' 1! e 1110. 0'. •iirt 01 as many es IS 10 ,..„ - -4.•-- --- ''. \Visite and pink royals are the ac-
1)1A:thing their "bi!41 11's iny'lleas bili."
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no 111000 tu:k.
Week wi-A, letr-aoil to the ;Trailed. ' a, ' u '' '
(.11 ".!' ii nitrni.er of yoto•-: 110 ,1.,1 1•011, n!,:401.,1 until 4!110 or ber frbsoIs , _ __ France. Sots comprise necklaces.
T'd• latest en.... of 411, 142'10;11 of
aim ,...AArt it'et,it. bracelets, but•klettoai.d......earring?.
the rights of C'anatilin ,itlaenship to
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12Somdaria.is.• was done te the :I li '
'1 a.. Coon .,,• Tr, ...of. l' Or 1.1'1 210.0i101,1:1, II, 1,414040d Grw-r'atest
over the I1:, -•re sttna., and 2,i,i1
444444,4'.! Aid Society. Cho '11 (1 ,AI "1"111" li'il'11"1- "` ""11 "' ' i'"` oi"it •.‘,1M on ro1 t" :lin, thi• I' illarilan effort at civic improvement has cul- .
pieto in thi,' store we erael-ed
the Walkerton Clenenti 110. -mit
delig.11 rer the selrail thildren.
l'bere eau.: leina. (rem 111.• 1.. 14 neir..5,1 (T41 11144 ATTloplean ; T
14;1 LOW r4111-1. AVIS decided to form
e414,4 i!. .4rms1441.•t4.4d 11111101.,41 in he creetion of a modern • . I 1 W At l' A
1110Ck0(12 110041 111 bri,,ht designs, give 1111,1. T:18,1‘. a8,44 Is to 1 14 respect -
,tit, lett, untrmuned coats of hand- -"011111.1• 11111, .tine..111e AV. C1.11w-
HAND BLOCKED LINEN the.s.• for,•irne,...; is that .1r
by the h•: at, but on tlie "a -'ml'', 41)1., , , ,
1 earl, end Treasurer of St. 11)4114 11 , 4
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buildinai, had a Itick:i.• eseara•.
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Tont K.,11111Lon aE; 1,13 ir,A.014.ment i it. (71, dtelaril hi 1Pl37. a soil of the this 414,4.4.14e41 tbi. uneerminty of the
agency w:1;,,, VAi1i1rge.1 buildc•-ef d.- 1 1,,..3,, ,,,,,,,,,.,,..dan 1,:,, r,a,rtan. In, fail, ,,. 11:1,,,...1,,,,,,,t4.411.1.4,1.:: hsrti:i.rroii:::1,1,1:igg1
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a larxe stock of new iilli'l"m"litt', 18 ' aro flailway. 1.01v forming :1 link of n ilay fried Ilea upon (414412 1) he had
thought to It • th.‘ 11••••,:e..;" 1A-•••••, ; -,•
. • ,• !sr, :If. Mb•higan Central. 'PA, t,•1 1, :11,•,..• was a ,,,,,elat 101..4A 0,0sslye:
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With dwelliey ah ., oy... TIP..v...e-e 114 4, ,,0 1,f;'
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, in 110131, , k'sse,1 thi, precious 14444.4e.
; A great ,i.o eit..o. 1,4 Li.', 8-1)41 4....119.
'burned out, but 141014:14.41..er ,,,,,,, i[,, „,,,..,,,, il t•,,,,...,,catiaa "-.1 roV.,"„!..!, 1,,,,,,,r 1 4.03 111, , , 111,1(11' 11, tv..11111(. 111.4
all content.; 14-01'42 l'',111/0,41, 7.6Ic,11001244 111 retheion and tie mit- 1 pH 41114411 0$ ....11.411 4.440019:41. Tlwo one
T" tire 1.091281'4 '0 111°,11 '4•''''''"' i.' :Nadine,. hemp -rade' warl.mr. l, afternoon 11: :4110 4111, W011.111:1' through
the inuderritAit lailldine. 4.:14.1 tile fr•• ili I the Wile ii•wii 4 1
c1:: ...lie .-iii-, Illiii vo111..
, hm ,1,,,,,,,,, a .11:14,•11 110 1 II, ;4,:its noted
being' all altliizebefore heloi.i. ill...Tot:- • I
1 0 -- ..Ira Council, tfint b,‘ ,..,,, ,,,, .44:4141ew of mmiening
' on his lei 1 l'e 10,1 llii01101. 111/111 or
learned cdon:., whh 1h., inlidole,,n's. 4 h ' J4'1444')COP211/.11,tr':f';3 li"Id "1"'l le., 1.11re "wit' '01.11,11,1. 1011 11S
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Tle.ee 2'14118414101'31.1.,t A41121881':1,28")" 1 log It 111 Ids 1111441. led 111.1. to a hotel;
ilieti vfas owned to; a Mr. flarri.n, a 1 , ..
2. Wore Nominated. I her le 401 la•til 'tinily and she riAlt
former rosident o;.' Riple;,,. The ot'• r • 1111(1 11 ,(1l$ to 411' h' are41U4ll14alle06hip
1»,ildillg' tva • the 10141'111('1-4 11' ' ' cpaton, .lan, 1 7-- '1111-011 11014' 1014 ' iinp.,101,,41.
'Weld) este.te. .r" Criuncil withaut "11 THY Paw 01.1 nfidller"
the barber sum, (('11' 0281 ,,'i by 1 , 411,‘ ,.,„0,1.,.,..., 0 1. an 04,0000. T„,„ bad nor gravely. "She sent (01' me
4.114,4 44 ,.,,,,)t ow 4 or she NA -10: dying. Slui.
Mr. jiwkson and his femly, ei.,i kens ta the 1 ?, n omi not, rl 10,1
bed beeintic 1A01114 mentally as well as
The 'fire was di -4/44,44:4.444-1 le!twe.,1
44e1414 nonlified for the 01 LAP 1)(011t110.1 p14:41ii .111y. 11,' place 4V4is 113' 1101' sine.
10u3' 114(1 *v,' 8'.1(''.1' in th" rri("'"hr'r 4.; eon tiell'o I., They are: A. T. Ti,,,.(. w,.m. 10128141, eoherein moments
and all available firefighting equi,p- Cooper, 84,s1 hivermore and Geori;r; for her in her Iasi hours when T told
merit inelorline: a chemical ewtine wal
41111ott. 'flu. other menthol's who 1.4a./. or au you tam become to me must
soon brought into play. An anneal '
were nominated for °Mee last Dec- '
4 illiftA,1,414elf)11,..,?,.;01(10 11.4.7:yr
I1:11::::,i4'1112g1.111(1LIV.11110.5a1.01/10
for help was 412' 31. to Kincardine, and
, ember, and who will tate their sentq it"tat 811111(1' 111 his earnest eyes told her
a pump mounted on a truck was sent , .,,_
in coo coutril, are; Dr, E. Thompson, that she need not fear another part -
over. This pump ;eon exhausted the , ,. ,. - , _ , 4, _ , lag.
u T. riusiey anti W. 0 al... mimes,
1 fh•r Vut Marl i 1
water available, anc a ,rp. Cooer W1114 (118)4041 severe
could be done. When the fire starteli i M " •
years ago and mainly responsible for
there was 0, fandy strong
wind inm Clinton's waterwork; sy.tem. Mr.
the west, which threatened to drtwel 1
Livermore has been a member of the
the blaze into the building oecupieti I
i Council for six years. Mr. Elliott is
by Illunn's hardware and the Royal , a naw.camar in municipal life.
Bank. Fortunately the win s 1 o ; i
..,,
to the south and this danger was 1
reiittgroLOOE. AT YOUR LABBL
Doesn't Seem Feta,
"Tell me this."
"Well?"
"Has anybody ever successfully
fought the high cost of living?"
"A religious sect called the Douliho-
hors have, but every time they start
out to Show the world It Oft be done
they get arrested for not wearing Any
ClOthWr-43ittninsghanl AgeAlleraid,
4.••••1141 1 1.:1 • nay 111 inter-
view -Ai tin' diiy:
'''-1)' 1 1 •-•: ••••. • .01 1"1•.• di "ler and
to r.- 1,0' • ...ad. -ill and
I :I) hi 1110
11141 .1 1.4111414 1.4..11-
1114n
1; 111..14011i! 404 WO 11,,40-4 rod
!4, 111;14 11,11:1 4" V! 1111;1 1011! 11 1 10
'1 '('3' , ,,,411!!!!.• '1110 0 44 '''44 .‘11 1,0
1114 ru, 11 011 1 1111 ,
Awn 1.1.1 1-,!!!!!1," 1.,•
"Nd .4. ...TOT to
1,, 111 1`.1..' 11 1,.-!1. 14't oil an
1- rev. !!!1:,
al 2, 1 11.2 100, ,114,.
'011,
.11-11 1141 e.e.1;411,11e.
• I V.'011 1 to work in a
14 1''8( "143' t.,1;.845 t.mi .vds (11s-
• 1,44: cor in,4)1019-14411-y. Tbey 1,1114
11,11 pm. 1,1,1,4., hew. vol., 110-
,', 11,0 timmatt:.i. 21 41111-0 4' that 1110
VT0ru, 010410 terrible 4.11148 I."
i,firderable 1011,11,Ahe.
ithert Valle ago Sir Thomas tip-
,na told this sto.7„
A ‚('0(404 bride who hadn't much
(4 4 determined to wake
11 144,14l!• efroiq Idease 14:41' husband.
Iler m ober-in-law told her that
was exeeedinaly rond or wohh
::bh. .4n.:11t several after-
noons in the kitchen.
Her faintres wore many nod var.
1..1, and finally 4,111' exhausted ihn
11 -11' ot eina,s., in the neighborhood,
and gave Op in despair.
A little while later her husband,
while leaving the flat in which they
lived. Was stopped by the 11111.11 WhO
had the fiat on the gronnd floor,
"Excuse inn, old chap," he said,
"but would you mind tolling your
wife to stop throwing pieces of oil-
cloth out of the window."
Automatic Foghorns.
reghorns that begin to blow when-
ever a thick mist gathers have been
invented. The Wien of the damp
air on calcium carbide sets the device
in motion,
were !,01.1 to 1111 amount equal to the, sh to shievtdess.white tennifr
s ocks MAY, are the el11141(11111 01 Dr. NV„,1 -
a j31(4i o t stock company, and shares da
Int., Crawford for 20 ''l'11'$ 11 111411110(11or golf eostumes.
(1(111'41(1)' !41'3' in West China, under the
cost of th1. building. The ('120411011 of t- 0. 4..4-
the rink was all done by local labor FIRELESS COOKER 7f1etlio1list rhuvelt.
tinder the 1411414"'!' '1,111 of James Scott,. Hot days should make 111111(0114' (11 '4,' '(('11 he r, -turned to his home iin
11, F. Holgins and George Jones, Tho 121.120 02 111(1 fireless cooker.- The clever Care in, his ehildren were only ad-
housewife call make it rook her sup- milted as students, and having their
rkilt is 11 Stvei conAruction of the
half -circular formation, being 1 47 per and leave her afternoon free. 9411' 111)14,4 taken from them, were ie.-
tied with students' tickets, permitting
feet long by 65 feet (‚84110, The ice
NEW TOUCHES them to stay lint live year; in this
4. '4-0'41,.
surface is 137 by 60 feet, with tvm
lull:071115.r sclirc,i,:is,ionllgt 700r n 1180 oapand pslt,041Nnitillift:Idg 111 oFragfgrooct,tkisn.g ifs:acues, (4.811(1 0101'0 1 10:2,1,8 stiat:;1-
c°1,1,1wItvh'I will be done at the expira,
It is all electrically lightc.•cl - and is flounces and forms puff sleeves. Point Von of live years? Dr. Crawford
/dossed as one of the' be;:a smalliir d'esprit forms smart yokes on 012 ‚4141)14
is clone to establish
sty aro proud of their venture, and'wit,s1111
rinks of Ontario. Granton and 1414,111' gandy dresscs.0 0 0
NCKLINES
g ,
their citizenhip here, they will ha
ve
are now waiting for the weather Man ‚.‚QUA o leave the country," ho replied.
It isstiIl o(.011arata11or at srn011 In thmeantime, Rev. Dr. Arnim
oneininsslt11(ofal11ruaile8inof the United Church has the matter
Square necitlince.som.; ;till best,
, . in hand und is endeavoring to strai-
p,inen out the tangle.
SPORTS HATS
P . dimen•t shock hats in pliable Dr. Crawford returns to China this
C10 410 111:1 1±1111,
0--
Exrects Heavy
Immigration
Winnipeg,' Jan, 19 -The outlook TI"W Ktraws, light -weight felts and Year to. take up his duties again, but
, ldloisn,clwillhde417 that; inatoinetiiiittiiithigio'inseT.1,1onno-1
;linen are fitshio0nis. 1:.it.g.;.,;,t dictate.
for colonization this year is very
• Dr. Wallace Goforth of the depart -
bright, much 1/10r0 SO that last, he- 1E
When 1)14118188eSloAtVInE.sRi'm the line, meat 014 )11111411(1 /111(1110or Mo(' 11
cati.,0 th0110 10 leSS unemployment ;
;
University, the son of -Rev. Dr, to -
1 psiut aLs1,1 os:Ifiptsh,fi °kr 0 Ilttilwalar gsnevtille 0 It' 10,1-_-ci
and more confidence in business gen-
forth the Presbytertan missionary, is
(malty, according to Dr. W. J. Black, ; .100. .
'another of these men without a min -
head of the colonization Idepartment sorting later.
of the Canadian National Railway ,
•is.
117;1; is rumored the Rev. Dr, Norman,
system here, en route to Saskatoon.
It
of Victoria College recent -
The heaviest immigration during the Egypt is extending Many railway
ly found himself unable to arrant a
coming year is expected from the lines and highways,
situation at tho 'University of chicago
l3ritish Isles and the Scandinavian Louisville is said to have the long.
because he is a "Chinese citizen."'
countries, he stated. est blocks of any city in America,
• 4-. A system of concrete pipes has
Austria. has nearly 1.40,000 unom- been discovcreld near, Cologne which •
ployec, the nuanber is growing, was installed by the Romans about Eight railways are being built in
.A pair of pigeons and thetr oft- the year A. D.. 80 to supply water 40 Spain.
spring consume 100 pounds of feoa Colonia Agrippina -the present Colo. France produced 100,000 140404110"
11 year, g110, biles in 1927,
1 and
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